Quantum-Aware Image Encoding and Adversarial Perturbation


Ipshita Bonhi Upoma (IBU)

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ipshita.upoma@bracu.ac.bd

Synopsis


This thesis, titled "Quantum-Aware Image Encoding and Adversarial Perturbation," explores a hybrid system designed to protect digital creators from unauthorized generative AI training. It bridges classical adversarial defense with Quantum Image Processing (FRQI/QPIXL) to create "cloaks" that remain effective even after quantum encoding.


Key Findings:
 

High Robustness: 99.99% of classical adversarial perturbations survive the quantum encoding process, proving the reliability of hybrid pipelines.

Invisible Protection: The system maintains high visual fidelity with a mean PSNR of 32.30 dB and an SSIM near 1.0, ensuring protections are imperceptible to humans.

NISQ-Ready: The framework uses a modular, patch-based architecture specifically optimized for current Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) hardware.

Effective Defense: Successfully misleads advanced feature extractors like DINOv2, providing a scalable foundation for digital sovereignty against future quantum-accelerated AI.

 

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